Drywall, which allows to create a beautiful ceiling finish, makes it possible to realize any design of the designer, to make the room stylish and elegant, to provide him with excellent acoustic and thermal insulation properties. Particularly elegant are two-level ceilings made of plasterboard, which are not only beautiful, but also practical, since they give a chance to hide communications and planning errors.
Design of two-level ceilings from plasterboard
Appearance of this type of decoration of the ceiling can be projected on its own. And you can choose the design you like in the magazine and order the builders to make it. In any case, everything begins with drawing and refinement of the sketch. The most popular variants of two-level ceilings from plasterboard are those in which round, wavy or semicircular elements and lines are used. It is also at the design stage that you need to set the permissible values, which you can lower the ceiling in the room. In the case where the ceilings in the rooms are not high initially, it is advisable to make them the first level.
After clarifying these parameters, we should start thinking over the plan for lighting placement, after which a drawing of the whole structure is made. It is necessary to indicate on it the places of attachment of the hangers and the location of the bearing profiles. After all of the above, using a hydro level or its laser counterpart, the ceiling is marked.
The frame of a two-level ceiling made of plasterboard
The work on the assembly of the frame itself starts from the installation of the carriers and guides of the second level, which is done with the help of two types of profile systems. The profile of the guide is required to create the second-level contours. If a curved shape is meant, it can be made using notches of the profile made by a bulgarian or metal scissors. The sash profile is installed vertically between a pair of parallel guide profiles. This will be the height of the lower level.
The next step in the technology of two-level ceilings from plasterboard is the fixation to the ceiling of the rack profiles, the distance between which must be 60 cm. In 60 cm increments, crosspieces are fixed between them. To the ceiling profiles are attached by means of direct hangers, installed at a distance of about 40 cm from each other. It is necessary to take care of a sufficient number of suitable fastening elements, such as: dowels, screws, screws and the like.
Fastening sheets in composite ceilings from plasterboard
To create such a design, the thickness of the base material must be 9.5 mm. The sheets must be cut on the floor, and the places of the supposed bends are moistened with water. The latter provides an opportunity to give the plasterboard the desired shape. After all this, the material is attached to the frame. It should be taken into account that if the installation of multiple lighting devices is meant, then it is better to make holes for them as long as the drywall is at the cutting stage.
The final step is the priming of the whole plasterboard structure, after which the seams are sealed with a sickle, and the screws and seams are puttied. To ensure the clarity of corners, they need to attach a plaster corner, which can be made of plastic or metal. Sharpness to curvilinear fragments can be given with the help of arched corners. Further the ceiling is shpaklyuetsya, primed and is subject to further decorative processing.
Following from all that is written above, you can come to the conclusion that to make a two-level ceiling from gypsum cardboard almost every master familiar with the construction tool and wanting to make his home beautiful and cozy.
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